Sentence examples for incoherent thinking from inspiring English sources

He said Mr. Tudor's speech was "full of demagoguery, incoherent thinking and megalomania" and asked viewers to imagine what a man who had threatened to send journalists to labor camps and to execute opponents would have to say to European Union leaders.

Who doesn't love the incoherent thinking of a drunk mixed with the aggressive, paranoid behavior of someone who has had too much coffee?

Bin Laden was a gentle and strong communicator, if somewhat incoherent in his thinking.

Most thinking people live in an uneasy and incoherent negotiation between how they think the world ought to be, and relaxing into the occasional wallow in how it really is.

In Spinoza's view, however, it is incoherent to attempt to explain the mental in terms of the physical, or vice versa, because thinking and extension are distinct explanatory orders.

My thinking was as incoherent as the verb tenses in that last sentence.

Part of it was that his own thinking was usefully incoherent — in the sense that he seemed not to dwell on contradictions that you or I might be bothered by.

The work remains incomplete, so that, in spite of the aphoristic brilliance, or the lyrical power, of many fragments, some of the thinking is enigmatic, incoherent, or even contradictory.

The "ever closer union" envisaged by the EU's founders has been replaced in effect by a deeply incoherent mixture of one-size-fits-all thinking and double standards.

Not only is this primitive, sub-human Africa incoherent to any African, it is incoherent to any right-thinking non-African too.

If the normative is first of all the normal, however, it might seem that talk about a norm for the singularity of existence, a standard for thinking about what is my ownmost just as I myself, would be incoherent.